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You can find the hashes in the same directory as the images:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/18.04/release/
So what using libinput instead of synaptics?
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I couldn't find the hash info. The download came from here:
https://lubuntu.me/downloads/
And yes I ran the check the first installation.
I've had to use a boot manager (Plop Boot Manager) because that machine
does not support booting from USB, and it doesn't have a DVD drive (CD
only).
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I wasn't suggesting a bad keyboard. More an issue with a bus or the
motherboard.
Anyways, you do bring up a point: you did check the hashes of the image,
right? And you did check the installation media for defects at the GRUB
menu, right? Because if not, we should stop right there.
Finally, why
This has occurred consistently with two different re-installs.
I re-downloaded the ISO and re-flashed the USB drive this time just in
case.
This is my third time re-installing.
The fact that Windows XP consistently works with the keyboard and
touchpad, that the keyboard works until after
cpuinfo, I meant. Anyways, it's irrelevant at this point.
Updates are not automated. You'll get notifications, but you don't have
to accept them.
For your install, do you download the image again? Did you make new
installation media?
I wouldn't be so sure about your hardware unless you can tell
I re-installed everything... touchpad and keyboard are working at the moment.
(took a couple hours)
As per your request:
grep lm /proc/cpuingo
"There is no such file or directory"
I'm afraid to run any updates - it might break it again.
If I could find a decent DNS filter for Windows, I
That's not exactly the same. Also you haven't answered all my questions.
And here's another: would 19.04 not install or not boot?
And one more: does the problem exist in the live environment?
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I already tried 19.04. It will not install.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1827734
Title:
Touchpad and Keyboard stop working on Lubuntu 18.04.2
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Here are the complaints of the same issue found in a google search:
https://www.google.ca/search?source=hp=g_fNXPnwKoywtQWXnqqYDg=Touchpad+and+keyboard+stop+working+in+Lubuntu=Google+Search=Touchpad+and+keyboard+stop+working+in+Lubuntu_l
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Other versions can work on low RAM but with that little, it's hardly
usable for things like web browsing.
Also I asked about 32 versus 64 bit. If `grep lm /proc/cpuingo` returns
something, use 19.04.
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It is a Pentium 4 M 1.7Ghz 32bit processor.
Motherboard only supports 512MB RAM
Ram is at its max.
That is why I downloaded the 18.04.2 version - Not enough RAM for the others.
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This is the first bug I've seen describing this issue and the first time
I've heard it mentioned anywhere including support channels and mailing
lists. Similarly, having been involved in the testing of Lubuntu for a
long time, I've never seen this come up. That said, I'm convinced it's
hardware
I don't think it is hardware. I can re-boot into Windows XP and it
works fine. The keyboard works in the menus on Lubuntu bootup, but
quits before login.
I tried another fix from another site, but it filled my partition space.
I can't boot at all now. I have to re-install again.
It looks to
This is strange stuff that reeks of a hardware issue of some kind.
Finding the solution without having the same hardware ourselves is going
to be tricky.
First, do you need 32 bit support? I know some of those P4s could handle
64 bit. That would allow you to use newer versions which will
Note: it starts with the touch pad being de-activated, grows to the
keyboard later, and then the USB devices.
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Title:
Touchpad and Keyboard stop
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